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  • Courts have addressed what constitutes a natural-born citizen in various cases, but there is no definitive Supreme Court ruling specifically defining the term comprehensively.
  • Naturalization:
    • Individuals who immigrate and go through the legal process to become citizens are not considered natural-born citizens; they are simply “citizens” upon completion of naturalization.

    • Legal definitions can be complex and may evolve, but these points outline the general understanding of what constitutes a natural-born citizen in the U.S. If you have more specific questions or need further details, feel free to ask!

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